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Tata Investment Corporation's Shares Plunge as Lower Circuit Continues for the Eleventh Consecutive Day - CurrencyVeda
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Tata Investment Corporation’s Shares Plunge as Lower Circuit Continues for the Eleventh Consecutive Day

Indian stock market

March 26, 2023

New Delhi, India

Tata Investment Corporation, a subsidiary of Tata Sons specializing in long-term investments, witnessed a continued downward spiral in its share price as it hit the lower circuit for the eleventh consecutive session. Here are the key highlights from this development:

Persistent Decline: Tata Investment shares were locked at the lower circuit limit of 5% at ₹5,662.20 apiece on the BSE, marking a staggering drop of nearly 42% from its 52-week high of ₹9,744.40 apiece, recorded on March 7. This extended decline has resulted in a 20% slip in the past month alone.

Market Capitalization Erosion: The prolonged downturn in Tata Investment’s share price has led to a substantial erosion in market capitalization, amounting to over ₹20,000 crore within a span of just two weeks. This significant decline underscores the severity of the market’s reaction to the ongoing developments surrounding the company.

Potential Reasons for Decline: Earlier this month, Tata Investment shares witnessed a sharp rally amid speculation regarding the possible listing of Tata Sons by September 2025. However, the likelihood of Tata Sons going public has diminished, with reports indicating the group’s exploration of alternative strategies to comply with Reserve Bank of India (RBI) regulations. Furthermore, Tata Sons recently offloaded a portion of its stake in Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), raising approximately ₹9,000 crore.

Tata Sons’ Influence: Tata Sons and other Tata Group entities collectively hold about 73.38% of Tata Investment’s capital. As Tata Sons navigates regulatory requirements and strategic decisions, its actions have significant implications for Tata Investment and its shareholders.

Market Response: Despite the prolonged downturn, Tata Investment Corporation shares remained locked at the lower circuit at 1:15 pm, indicating continued investor apprehension and limited trading activity.

The continued decline in Tata Investment’s share price underscores the challenges and uncertainties facing the company amidst evolving regulatory and strategic considerations. Investors and market observers are closely monitoring developments surrounding Tata Sons and its subsidiaries for insights into future market dynamics and investment opportunities.

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